Capitol Watch: Sept. 22, 2026 — Senate Returns to NIL Bill
Senate reconvenes with S. 4668 pending, Hawley calls four surveillance CEOs to testify Wednesday, and FY2027 funding runs out December 11.
Senate reconvenes with S. 4668 pending, Hawley calls four surveillance CEOs to testify Wednesday, and FY2027 funding runs out December 11.
The cable operator formerly known as Altice USA told investors to stop relying on four periods of financial statements, citing deferred tax errors and an expected material weakness.
A 60-year torture sentence, a $69M Medicaid fraud sentencing, new False Claims Act policy, and 16 election-crime defendants across eight districts.
The FDIC proposes a 136-page rewrite of bank merger review with a new deemed-approval track, alongside two executive orders, an SEC tokenized-stock order and a proposed $100 million FTC consent…
Overnight developments across government, the courts, and international affairs as the 81st UN General Assembly general debate opens in New York.
The H-1B entry restriction renews for twelve months, the Supreme Court's emergency docket reshapes election administration, and German voters deliver a historic result.
GAO estimated federal agencies spent $9.5 billion on paid administrative leave salary costs in 2025, a sixfold increase since 2023. That finding led an unusually dense week of public records…
The Supreme Court declined to revive a Postal Service ballot-mail rule for November, while district judges blocked a DHS visa cap and a retroactive SNAP compliance clock.
Beijing opened the $10.2 billion Pinglu Canal on September 16 as new data shows record first-half Belt and Road engagement of $126.4 billion — with no recorded activity in Pakistan…
Court filings show a precious-metals operation regulators say deliberately marketed to politically conservative and Christian retirees has returned just 11 percent to approved claimants — 93 of whom have died…